Across
- 2. recorder of REM during REM
- 4. damage to this hypothalamus causes patient to be unable to sleep. Position only.
- 8. sleep that stops breathing from time to time. A word only.
- 11. stages 3&4 collective term. SW.
- 12. theory that sleep occurs cause of less sensory input. Give the D only.
- 15. theory says that sleep is a result of an internal timing mechanism.
- 18. term describes sleep promoting conditions.
- 20. from serotonin in the pineal gland being synthesized.
- 21. subsequent stage 1 of sleep after an initial stage of sleep.
- 22. disorder that sleeps in inappropriate conditions.
- 24. excessive sleep.
- 25. inability to move during sleep. P word only.
- 26. a sleep cycle that involves more than once of sleep per day.
Down
- 1. receptor protein binds with a neuropeptide.
- 3. a clock that says sleep is controlled by an internal timing device.
- 5. name of a mutated gene. OAT.
- 6. example of a zeitgeber.
- 7. waves largest and slowest in EEG, 1-2hz. The D only.
- 9. a function with cognitive abilities depending on the prefrontal cortex.
- 10. light and dark cycles of circadian rhythm.
- 13. can't sleep at night. It feels like aaaaaaaa ah ah. Craig David.
- 14. an activating system that promotes wakefulness in high levels of activity.
- 16. small sleep, little sleep, _____ sleep! Scientific dapat ah.
- 17. another term for Sleep Talking.
- 19. theory that says being awake disrupts homeostasis.
- 23. loss of muscle tone in wakefulness. Flexible cat.
- 24. hallucinations during wakefulness, first H only.